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Michael O'Neill

  • Songwriter, Crucial Music
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LIVE REVIEW: Jason Isbell & The 400 Unit @ The Glasshouse, Gateshead (06.06.26)

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By Michael O'Neill
| NARC.
It's been a rather whirlwind couple of decades for the Americana genre in the time since a young, curly haired virtuoso first picked up an axe and started slinging glorious melodies in the pioneering Drive By Truckers. Yes. Americana. Forgive the lazy muso-journo deployment of an even lazier umbrella term. The implications of such a half-arsed genre term are always slightly unkind and slightly inaccurate.
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Michael O'Neill: A village’s strength is measured by those who serve

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By Michael O'Neill
| LIHerald.com
By Michael O'Neill In every great community, there is a common thread that ties neighbors together beyond streets, buildings and property lines. It isn’t government, nor businesses, nor even tradition. It is volunteerism — ordinary people giving their time, talent and energy to make their hometown a better place for everyone. It’s no surprise that communities thrive when residents choose to become participants instead of spectators.
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Michael O'Neill: A village’s strength is measured by those who serve

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By Michael O'Neill
| Malverne - West Hempstead Herald (NY)
By Michael O'Neill In every great community, there is a common thread that ties neighbors together beyond streets, buildings and property lines. It isn’t government, nor businesses, nor even tradition. It is volunteerism — ordinary people giving their time, talent and energy to make their hometown a better place for everyone. It’s no surprise that communities thrive when residents choose to become participants instead of spectators.
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